plus chris tucker from the cold classic "friday" to his hot new movie.r." >> you will get us both fired. >> the funnyman back on the big screen working with a cast including ben affleck. >> i call him a player coach. he is an actor and director. he understands how we think. >> what you're saying about that rumored "rush hour" sequel. and the super mario brothers movie. >> come on, mario. >> smashing box office records with a super opening weekend. >> announcer: "nightline" will be right back. ♪ ♪ [hand clapping the song: we will rock you] the gmc sierra with handsfree driving, ♪ we will, we will rock you ♪ yeah...it rocks. step up to gmc with 0.9% apr for 5 years and no monthly payments for 90 days on 2022 sierra light duty crew cab models. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> thanks for joining us, tonight and other deadly mass shooting in america, another city left grieving, at a bank in louisville, kentucky. [gunshots] the gun fire broke out shortly before the bank opened. the suspect, a 25-year-old employee opened fire killing at least five people wounding any of the antlers in

chris tucker with jackie chan in rush hour. that was back in 1998. my gosh. has it been that long? 25 years later 25 years. wow. tucker is flexing not only his comedic muscles but expanding his dramatic range, portraying one of the men who helped usher in the michael jordans era at nike in the movie air. here's a b cs trevor old you think they're gonna go for that? but you like the idea right there. of michael jordan. what you gonna offer? the whole budget, as in nobody else getting no money. feel is going to fire you can handle phil. let's say you get filled. how the hell you gonna get michael? you know, howard, you also know michael jordan's also like i've seen you share the photo of the two of you together. i mean, how deep how far back does that relationship? i think i met him around 97. you know, uh and man he used to do this camp up in santa barbara for all the kids, you know a basketball camp and heard about the camp. and get to meet her man and get my autograph and stuff and then i'll get my son an autograph. i forget about him, just like hey, guys, you know, i grabbed mike,

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>> everyone, man i used to love chris tucker.me, they'll just be practicing." [ laughter ] ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: yo yo, dude, that's fantastic >> and then i meet chris tucker >> jimmy: you meet him >> i meet chris tucker at a party. and he's like, "oh, man, i'm a a big fan, man hey, take my number, we should work take my number." and yeah, i haven't called him i haven't had the guts to call him. >> jimmy: no, what - [ laughter ] but you also are friends with snoop dogg too, right? >> i am. >> jimmy: he just -- [ scattered cheers ] >> jimmy: he's a fan of the show >> he was a fan of the show, and i used to listen to snoop every day to get into the character of franklin saint. and then, yeah, i met him. i brought him to set right before covid >> jimmy: no way >> yeah, and, you know, i'm in franklin mode. i'm trying to focus. and he's, like, "man, this off the chain, nephew. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "nephew. that's really him. >> that's my guy >> jimmy: that's really him. >> snoop is my guy >> jimmy: "nephew," yeah, yeah, yeah and

chris tucker who we wanted to work with forever.incidently knows howard white and is good friends with him. chris said what do you want me to do? >> we're going to create this character. chris went and spent all this time. we built up that relationship. that was interestingly enough. the best basketball player of all time gave us the direction of the movie. that is how we ended up with the story that you saw. >> the film in theaters on wednesday. straightahead, we are back to wrap it up with our own tradition unlike any other. ♪♪ alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has really worked wonders. that's what u.s. bank is for. and you're growing in california? -yup, socal, norcal... -monterey? -all day. -a branch in ventura? that's for sure-ah. atms in fresno? fres-yes. encinitas? yes, indeed-us. anaheim? big time. more guacamole? i'm on a roll-ay. how about you? i'm just visiting. u.s. bank. ranked #1 in customer satisfaction with retail banking in california by j.d. power. >>> the unmistakable t you kno dinner. sc

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times whole area script and every side character here add something special from jason bateman to chris tucker. marlon wayans, even affleck himself who saved a small but media role for himself in air. it's a movie centered around the greatest of all time yet. we never really see michael in anything but a side or back shot. and while there'd be no movie without him, he is not the star of air. it's about his mom and all she did to guide and protect your and the tenacity and risk taking of the sports agent who wouldn't quit. now, if you are only thinking about maybe eventually possibly going to see this movie, all i can do is quote, the famous nike ad slogan and say just do it. it's one of the best movie experiences i've had in a long time. it's a dean's list there's also the movie adaptation of the popular video game. the super mario brothers movie fans of the game will love the leaps of nostalgia here for everyone else. it's a harmless better than average kids film that i was surprised took so long to make chris pratt and charlie day provide voices the italian plumber brothers this perfect offe

chris tucker. tomorrow we have we have like the whole castle. we have amazing bateman, who's great. we have biology. davis great. and julius, her husband who was mayor fall we have, like the whole all the great people from the cast on the show. but this week you're leaving someone out . what do you mean? no i'm no. i mean, there's you know, i mean, there's this, you know matt damon's the lead of the movie is not the best. i said all the great people from the film. i wasn't i didn't mean all the people. and i don't. i don't want this to be. i understand you have your feuds and your your person. i had one in your lobby at christmas to uh huh. yeah, matt is a friend of mine. i know you guys are friends. i don't understand it, but okay. i mean, i just don't. i just would honest to god. it would mean a lot to me. uh if you would just like, ask him one question about the movie. you know, he worked really hard on it. and i'll tell you what i can get him on the phone right now. rain seacrest or something that would be fun to ryan would love to hear brian's not in it, please. alright, fine.

and what he spoke about were three things there was howard white, who is an executive that chris tucker's great >> yeah, he's awesome. and george raveling, who marlon wayans plays. george raveling was the first person to talk to michael about nike and then he talked at length about his mother and that was kind of the critical thing it was like, "oh, wait a a minute --" to see michael, who is a very intimidating dude, you know, suddenly kind of be awe struck and talk about his mom so, that was -- so, when ben said, like, "look, who do you think we should get to play -- and before he finished the sentence -- the question, michael was like, "viola davis!" [ light laughter ] so - [ cheers and applause yeah, yeah >> jimmy: i mean, viola davis. >> that's who you go to to hit the shot, by the way >> jimmy: yeah, you give it to viola davis. >> so, he called me. he was like, "i've got great news and bad news. and i'm like, "okay. he's like, "the great news is i know exactly what to do for the re- write. we're going to put in george raveling. we're going to put in howard white and we're going to

times whole area script and every side character here add something special from jason bateman to chris tuckerof all time yet. we never really see michael in anything but a side or back shot. and while there'd be no movie without him, he is not the star of air. it's about his mom and all she did to guide and protect your and the tenacity and risk taking of the sports agent who wouldn't quit. now, if you are only thinking about maybe eventually possibly going to see this movie, all i can do is quote, the famous nike ad slogan and say just do it. it's one of the best movie experiences i've had in a long time. it's a dean's list there's also the movie adaptation of the popular video game. the super mario brothers movie fans of the game will love the leaps of nostalgia here for everyone else. it's a harmless better than average kids film that i was surprised took so long to make chris pratt and charlie day provide voices the italian plumber brothers this perfect offering for kids 6 and above. it's a dean's list. c plus you can always get my movie reviews and home video picks sent right to your pho

plus, my pillow ceo mike lindell goes one-on-one with chris from the tucker carlson.over his election challenges. it's a can't miss interview tonight on cuomo to find newsnation. go to news nation now dot com and click the channel finder. >> a travel company is giving space food a whole new meaning. a french company announced plans to make a few people. to take a few people to space on its low carbon balloon. guests will spend. a few days getting acquainted to the process before taking off in a pressurized capsule from the company's spaceport. the rival last about 6 hours with meals and wine tastings as the blue in a sense to about 15 miles above the earth's surface, the experience is going to cost 1300 in shows like that does not seem right. $132,000 per person. and is expected to lift off in 2025. so mother's day is right around the corner. maybe that's the perfect gift to give her baby. i don't want to be in the breed in a balloon that that is that high of 5. i'm just saying i don't know about that with the wind and everything. hey, guys, it's warm today. no doubt

. >> tucker: 18%, that's unbelievable. chris gallagher, thank you. >>> so, the pullout from afghanistan under joe biden was one of the most humiliating important policy disasters, 13 american service men killed, thousands of american citizens left behind, many afghans died by the way, some fell off airplanes, some blown up in drone strikes by the biden administration, worse of all we turned the taliban into the best armed military force after pakistan in the entire region. joe biden did that. his first summer as president. so, what does the administration have to say about this? well, in a new report they take no responsibility whatsoever. instead they blame it on somehow donald trump. so, today, fox's peter doocy asked john kirby, how does that make sense, watch. >> the intel was bad. so, how can president biden ever trust when they come into the oval office that anything in there is legit? is. >> what i said was. >> intelligence is the mosaic, what about the mosaic all the pieces are incorrect. >> what i said intelligence is h

all in with chris hayes's next his guest tonight includ vermont senator, berni sanders. that show starts right now >> tonight on all in >> tucker carlson has left fox news it's curious news, what is thi related to one can only guess >> new questions and new reporting on why tucker carlso was fired from fox news. >> there is a huge differenc between his spouse and conservative viewpoints an telling lies to the american public >> tonight, former fox anchor, gretchen carlson, on what need to happen for change at he former network plus, another shady real estat deal at the supreme court, a the chief justice dismisse calls for oversight. then, riveting testimony fro the woman accusing donald trum of rape. but we learn from each - date on the witness stand. and congresswoman katie porter on the maga vote to slas funding for medicaid veteran childcare, and more. all in starts right now. >> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. tonight, the supreme court o the united states is under a cloud of scandal it all started earlier thi month with republican feel tha conservative justice, clarence thomas, was acceptin undisclosed gifts f

tucker: so who is the aggressor there? it wasn't the man that calls himself billboard chris. he was assaulted. when he reported his assault to the police, the police refused to investigate. >> i was surrounded, not allowed to walk freely, pushed. as you can see, my nose is bleeding. >> they just walked up to him and assaulted him. >> where is the video? >> i have it on my camera. >> are you going to show it to me? >> yeah, i can show it to you. >> how about you show it to me? >> are you going to do something about it if i do? >> if i actually see an assault and not -- >> how do you think that happened, ma'am? you think he did it to himself? >> people can do these things to hurt themselves on purpose. >> you don't honestly think -- >> you think i scratched myself on purpose? hilarious. >> oh, the rosy cheeked face of tyranny. she could be working in the citi bank h.r. department. she's not the only one, the police chief, howard chow of vancouver has taken her side. he said he's appalled because some people don't like the fact that the police didn't respond. he hasn't condemned the militants tha

17 years, thank you to my viewers of -- i don't know how long tucker has been on, less than 17 years, but it was just done? >> well, chrisu've been on tv for a bit >> a bit. >> you know when the departure is involuntary, it is unusual for people to get a chance to say goodbye. that's one way we media viewers can judge whether or not a departure is voluntary if people are given a sense to say goodbye, there's a sense they wanted to leave and it was a mutual decision. if they're removed quickly without much notice and they don't get a chance to say goodbye, i think that's what you see when it's involuntary and the employer is acting. >> eric deggans, joyce vance, jane timm, thank you very much we appreciate it >>> we just learned yesterday that jeff shell is out as ceo of nbc universal after admitting to an inappropriate relationship with a woman in the company. his exit comes after comcast which owns nbc universal hired outside counsel to investigate after a complaint. in a statement shell said he deeply regrets his actions we should note that nbc universal is the parent company of msnbc >>> new divisions in the 2024 gop

chris >> well, what do you think o all of this? >> what's happened in the last couple minutes first of all, let me be clea that there is no relatio between tuckernd gretchen carlson >> it's funny, i should've noted that in my copy, but yes zero >> i get that all the time o twitter. >> an accident >> very quick to say absolutel not. look, i'm not surprised a hall of what has transpired here, but i think it's interesting that there's so much focus o what he may have said abou executives i actually think that the abbe grossberg lawsuit and he claims of continued misogyny and sexual harassment at a network that says they've clea up their acts since my case, i actually think that that's paramount in this whole thing. i think that had a lot more to do with why he was fired tha anything about dominion. >> we should say that her, you know, her allegations are just sort of textbook, i can't sa those allegations are true just allegations, she filed lawsuit. our textbook hostile workplace allegations. and they come on the heels it's not just your case. i mean, i was going back through the records here and there have been multiple multiple lawsuits, often

all in with chris hayes's next his guest tonight includ vermont senator, berni sanders. that show starts right now >> tonight on all in >> tuckers thi related to one can only guess >> new questions and new reporting on why tucker carlso was fired from fox news. >> there

tucker carlson >> thank you for that. i'll let you go. i know you've got a trial to pay attention to chris about the opening statements after your successful defamation suit against alec jones and infowars, what strategy would you be using here if you were representing dominion? >> i think with dominion's lawyers need to do is set out a very clear timeline for the jury about the publications that fox news was making, and the impact it was having on dominion in real time as it was happening. you know, the dominion lawyers need to set out just from the very beginning exactly what was said, when it was said, and what impact that had on dominion. so that they can predict for the jury when they see the communications and the emails exactly what fox executives were thinking at the time those communications were being made >> so, fox arguing that they want their first amendment rights protected what do you make of what you heard from the fox folks so far. what do you make of the strength of their possible defense? >> well, the first amendment grants wide protections to all americans, especially w

chris hayes starts right now. >> it's a night on all in -- >> the programming that we wer putting in the hour every nigh was not just generatin business, but also generatin hatred >> a tuckerfor rating spate, purely, and was als looking for power. it's a combination of -- and power and manipulating the audience >> tonight, what we ar learning about what finally di tucker in with brandy zadrozny and ben smith. plus, stunning allegations i the opening arguments as the rape and d

chris hayes starts right now. >> it's a night on all in -- >> the programming that we wer putting in the hour every nigh was not just generatin business, but also generatin hatred >> a tucker tell-all from hi ex producer -- >> he was looking for rating spate, purely, and was als looking for power. it's a combination of -- and power and manipulating the audience >> tonight, what we ar learning about what finally di tucker in with brandy zadrozny and ben smith. plus, stunning allegations i the opening arguments as the rape and defamation lawsui against donald trump finally begins in court. then, what we know about fan willis's plans amid ne reporting of another grand jur investigative investigatin election crimes. and former chief of staff ro klain on today's reelectio rollout of his former boss >> - it's time to finish the job. finish the job >> that's when all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i' chris hayes. and i'm not going anywhere you know, the election o donald trump issued in an er of politics -- suspended, particularly when i came to how people tucked in public before the trump era, it fel like there were some boundaries there were things that politi

tucker carlson, as well as mr murdoch and his son lachlan. fox will claim that it is defending the first amendment of the american constitution — the right to free speech. well, chris dismay of then president trump and the apparent annoyance of his colleagues. he was fired weeks later, though rupert murdoch said this was not because of that call. i asked him what it was like at fox news when they started to report on the dominion voting machines during the dominion voting machines during the 2020 election. well, i mean, for the work that i did and the work that we did in the news side and on the decision desk and in the elections and critical division, we had moved past any of those notions almost as quickly as they had been uttered. and the fact that i... i guess it is a failure of my own imagination or perhaps understanding of human nature that i assumed that flummery like that would die of its own weight in very short order, so we just weren't thinking about that stuff or talking about that stuff, even as it lived on in some other quarters. and so, your conclusion is definitively that it was sort of stirred up, that life was given to it by instruction from above

chris burns, thank you so much for coming on . a shocking story. >> was there any predicate to this? >> do you have any idea why this guy attacked your friend? y atwell, tucker, this wass cery certainly one of the scariest momentcariess of my life.f a i was just walking out of a restaurant with phil mere blocks away from the united states capitol, like you mentioned, in broatol liked dayn and all of a sudden a looming hegure with a hood on just started attacking my friend and he stabbed him four times, like you said . h imlike without saying a single word,wia without making any demands. it was just an act of complete and pure random violence in broad daylight. and randoin the middle of d.c., an act of evil. there's a lot of it. but this is particularly shocking example. what did you do? how did yoculau responrly ng. hod? u >> well, i saw an opening whilea phil was grappling with the attacker and kind of instinctively it used that opening to tackle the attacker to the ground and managed to get phil off of him and rush away to safety and i would say it was really more instinct.i i didn't really have timdidne t scared in that moment,ab buto i'm just grateful i

news anchors will or should look at, not just with tucker carlson and don lemon being fired, but we have had other famous stars like bill o'reilly and chrisa future cable news anchor look like? guest: there is a lot of money to to be made by having these opinion people in the evening. i understand that is prime time. we want people to chase the news to get the confirmation bias they seek. that is the strategy on msnbc and fox news. cnn has been that case for a long time, because when jeff zucker was the chair of cnn, cnn was leading the trump resistance. cnn has a new president. there are signs he is wanting to bring cnn back to its roots when it was more of a news service rather than an opinion service. it will be interesting to see where that goes. i think it is worth thinking whether fox news is going to look for another hardened opinion person to take carlson tucker carlson's place, or maybe they should look for somebody who is more respected as a more traditional journalist, rather than somebody who is wanting to push an agenda. i think it will be interesting to see what fox news does. i would be interested to know whether they are d

news anchors will or should look at, not just with tucker carlson and don lemon being fired, but we have had other famous stars like bill o'reilly and chrisa future cable news anchor look like? guest: there is a lot of money to to be made by having these opinion people in the evening. i understand that is prime time. we want people to chase the news to get the confirmation bias they seek. that is the strategy on msnbc and fox news. cnn has been that case for a long time, because when jeff zucker was the chair of cnn, cnn was leading the trump resistance. cnn has a new president. there are signs he is wanting to bring cnn back to its roots when it was more of a news service rather than an opinion service. it will be interesting to see where that goes. i think it is worth thinking whether fox news is going to look for another hardened opinion person to take carlson tucker carlson's place, or maybe they should look for somebody who is more respected as a more traditional journalist, rather than somebody who is wanting to push an agenda. i think it will be interesting to see what fox news does. i would be interested to know whether they are d

chris coons joins the conversation he has a new role, the national co-chair for president biden's newly launched 2024 campaign >>> plus, new reporting about the behind the scenes decisionmaking that took place before tuckers woman who was denied an emergency abortion criticizes the state's two republican senators during a judiciary committee hearing. we'll show you what she had to say to lawmakers you're watching "morning joe." we'lbel right back. n that makes you feel lighter than air? ♪ no matter where you are... when it crosses your path... you'll feel compelled to take to the road and see where it leads. ♪ the first step begins at the lincoln spring sales event. going on now, for a limited time. somedays, i cover up because of my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now i feel free to bare my skin, thanks to skyrizi. ♪(uplifting music)♪ ♪nothing is everything♪ i'm celebrating my clearer skin... my way. with skyrizi, 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. in another study, most people had 90% clearer skin, even at 5 years. and skyrizi is just 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occu